Apologist Adam Coleman considers a famous exchange between two great abolitionists, and the meaning and purpose that God gives us

In 1852 America at large was gridlocked as a house divided against itself over slavery. Meanwhile, the abolitionist movement wrestled with an ideological divide of its own that came to a head at an anti-slavery convention in Salem, Ohio. There were two prominent abolitionists present for the meeting who exemplified the competing perspectives on how to pursue justice on behalf of enslaved persons—Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth. Early in their careers as public figures both Douglass and Truth were aided and heavily influenced by abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison as they established themselves on the national stage as… (Register to read the rest of the article)